oao2102 Member since Nov-16-05 · Last seen Sep-30-22 Medical student. jersey city. Favorite player: Jacques Mieses !!!

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May-08-13 Marshall vs Lasker, 1907    oao2102: Why not 25...cxd4 26. exd4 f6 and 27...Rxc3 ?      Sep-04-12 Leopold Loewy, Jr.    oao2102: In 1907, Spielmann uncorked the Bird Defense against Loewy Sr and lost ( L Loewy Sr vs Spielmann, 1907 ). Six years later, facing Loewy Jr in the Spanish Game, he tried again ( L Loewy Jr vs Spielmann, 1913 )...and won! Vengeance!      Feb-10-10 Alekhine vs De Pedro, 1922    oao2102: What is this? Did these two players really repeat all the moves from Marshall - Schlechter 1905 (Barmen A)?      Feb-02-10 E Cohn vs F Duz-Khotimirsky, 1907    oao2102: I don't understand this game. White seems to have obtained a winning position early on & blew it somewhere along the way. 37. Kg1, 38. Rae1, & 40. Rxe3 are definitely suspicious. Black's doubled pawns in the centre & highly active Bishops are a combination unlike one I've seen ...      Jan-31-10 Olland vs Tartakower, 1907    oao2102: Thanks <Chessical> for the response. Your lines are quite convincing. <NM JRousselle> I don't think 27. Kg1 works b/c Black does not have to accept a draw by repetition. 27...Qh4 and what can White do?      Jan-14-10 Pillsbury vs Janowski, 1902    oao2102: An elegant victory by Pillsbury here.      Jan-12-10 Marshall vs Lasker, 1900    oao2102: Is the game score correct? Wasn't 28...Rc5 the move actually played? I don't have a source.      Jan-07-10 Pillsbury vs Halprin, 1898    oao2102: Well I suppose that is a matter of taste. Apologies if I offend.      Nov-24-09 Steinitz vs Lasker, 1894    oao2102: <ToTheDeath> I agree. 25...e4? appears to lose the game. 25...Bxd3!      Oct-16-09 Prince Dadian vs V Bobrishchev-Pushkin, 1881    oao2102: <where is St. Petersburg? Is it in Mingrelia? (don't know much about geography)> Dude... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:M... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:E...

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